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Quarantine: You are doing it wrong. If you are going to gather up hundreds (thousands?) of people and just have them wandering in and out of the quarantine holding building,…

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Sudan: Military warns protest organizers ahead of Sunday’s mass march

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Sudan’s ruling military council warned opposition groups ahead of the Sunday protest march to be responsible for any damage or deaths. A statement released Saturday by the Transitional Military Council…

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Former Sudanese president Bashir makes public appearance

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Since April, when the coup took control of Sudan, former President Omar al-Bashir appeared for the first time in public on Sunday while being driven from jail to prosecutor’s office…

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AU suspends membership of military-led Sudan

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African Union suspended Thursday membership of Sudan citing the brutal crackdown of military on protesters lately in which dozens of people have been killed. A Twitter post by AU’s Peace…

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Sudan: Dozens killed in force crackdown on demonstrators

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In a massive crackdown on Monday dozens of protesters in Sudan are feared dead by the Sudanese security forces in central Khartoum. The sit-in site of the protesters was attacked…

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New South African cabinet has equal representation of men and women for the first time

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There is a new cabinet in place in South Africa, which for the first time in the history of the country has as many women as ministers as men. This…

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Women protesters were beaten, raped by Sudanese soldiers in fight to oust Bashir

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During the initial months of protests against Omar al-Bashir rule in Sudan the number of women in the streets outnumbered the men and top brass of the regime sent a…

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Sudanese military suspends talks demanding protesters to clear roadblocks

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Sudanese military leaders suspends talks with protesters for three days on moving the country towards civilian rule demanding them to clear barricades outside a designated zone in capital city Khartoum.…

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Sudan’s military and protesters agree for three-year transitional period

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Sudan‘s military leaders and opposition groups of the country have agreed for a three-year transition period to offer the people a fully civilian administration. Lieutenant-General Yasser al-Atta said Wednesday within…

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World Bank reveals South Africa most unequal country in world

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Not much has been changed for South Africans even after about two decades of freedom. It is the most unequal country in terms of economy in the world and World…

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Sudan, Sudanese and the civil war. What we really know

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The holy month of Ramadan starts tomorrow and thousands of protesters in Sudan will be fasting in front of the army headquarters in capital city Khartoum. Criticizing the ruling military…

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Internal Research Shows ANC Win In Gauteng

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According to internal research from ANC they are expected to get 56 percent of vote to retain Gauteng. The report was revealed by David Everatt who is in charge of…

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Libya getting trapped into further debt amid fight for power

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Paul Linus is a professional writer associated with several online news media houses. He writes on international politics and business. He can be reached here - knowledgeherald@gmail.com
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Libya may step into new debt if the war between UN-backed government and Libyan General Khalifa Haftar continues for a longer period. Both the administrations have started spending more for…

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Sudanese interim leader confirms military committed transferring power to civilians

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Sudan’s interim leader said military council has committed to be handing out power to a civilian authority in the country, but opposition leaders have suspended talking not believing the military…

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Expolsions, air strikes hit Libyan capital in escalated violence

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Paul Linus is a professional writer associated with several online news media houses. He writes on international politics and business. He can be reached here - knowledgeherald@gmail.com
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Libyan capital Tripoli was shook by explosions and air strikes Saturday night local time as an escalation of days of offensive by eastern forces held by the internationally recognized government.…

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250 killed, 900 wounded in Libyan battle for power: WHO

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Paul Linus is a professional writer associated with several online news media houses. He writes on international politics and business. He can be reached here - knowledgeherald@gmail.com
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World Health Organization reveals more than 200 people have been killed and 900 others wounded so far in Libya in the recent battle for control of the capital city Tripoli…

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